Higher plant availability and process quality through precise dry steam cleaning
In machine construction, technical cleanliness influences both performance and service life of machines and systems. Oil, grease, coolants, abrasion particles and dirt accumulate on critical components during operation.
This leads to malfunctions, quality problems and unnecessary wear and tear. At the same time, expectations for efficient, safe and environmentally friendly cleaning processes are increasing – even with increasingly complex machine structures.
Typical challenges:
- Residues of oil, grease, coolants and lubricants that impair movement sequences, precision and process quality.
- Deposits on guides, sensors and actuators that cause malfunctions.
- Hard-to-reach areas (for example, in machine beds, hydraulic modules, assembly fixtures).
- High downtime periods due to dismantling or manual cleaning.
- Cleaning processes using chemicals that are harmful to the environment and expensive.
- Risk of wear and tear or corrosion due to moisture or abrasive cleaning methods.
Dry steam cleaning – precise, safe and economical
Dry steam technology enables highly effective, material-friendly and almost reside-free cleaning – ideal for complex machinery and sensitive components.
Advantages:
- Effective removal of oil, grease, shavings, dust and coolant residues.
- Safe cleaning of sensitive assemblies (electrical systems, sensors, hydraulic components), thanks to minimal moisture content.
- No dismantling required → shorter downtimes, higher plant availability.
- Gentle cleaning without chemicals, resource-efficient and safe to work with.
- Optimal process quality owing to cleaner machines and precise component surfaces.
- Longer service life of tools, machines and assemblies due to reduced contamination.
Dry steam cleaning is therefore ideal for series production units, special machine builders, assembly plants, automation technology companies, maintenance teams and plant operators.